> [Walz is not critical of the Chinese government] according to his students. Have you got a source for this? He consistently advised his students to be skepti

> [Walz is not critical of the Chinese government] according to his students. Have you got a source for this? He consistently advised his students to be skeptical of the Chinese government, e.g. https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2024/10/05/what-really-happened-on-tim-walzs-trips-to-china-00179326 https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2024/10/05/what-reall... > [If] you really didn't like China, you wouldn't continue to business with them [post-Tiananmen] He loved the Chinese people and hated the government. He was strongly critical of the Tiananmen square massacre as is evident in congress proceedings: https://www.congress.gov/event/113th-congress/house-event/LC23425/text https://www.congress.gov/event/113th-congress/house-event/LC... . Famously he even put up a picture of Tank man in his office. > Exactly like Musk, he continues to do business with China No, not "exactly like". Walz is critical of the Chinese government. Musk is bizarrely quiet about it, despite being critical of governments in the West.